Take That: New Album "Dreamers" and Major European Tour Announced

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Take That are back – and with a bang: On November 20, "Dreamers" arrives as the British band's tenth studio album. At the same time, the trio of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald are announcing their biggest European tour in years. For fans in Europe, that means: 31 concerts in 16 countries, kicking off in Switzerland and wrapping up in Germany.

The news comes surprisingly quickly after the album announcement. Anyone who's followed the band in recent years knows: the band that packed entire stadiums in the nineties has been steadily working on new music since "Progress" (2010) and their comeback as a trio. "Dreamers" is the next logical step after "III" (2014), "Wonderland" (2017), "Odyssey" (2018), and "This Life" (2023) – and the name could hardly be more programmatic.

What you need to know about the album

With "Dreamers", Gary Barlow (55), Mark Owen (54), and Howard Donald (58) release their tenth studio album on November 20. According to Promiflash, the trio dropped the title track of the same name to coincide with the announcement. The single "Feel My Love" had already been released ahead of time – and it's got punch: featured on it is none other than Michael Patrick Kelly (48). The Irish-German singer, who moves his own fan masses with "An Angel" and his Kelly Family story, appears as a guest on the single.

The songs "You're a Superstar" and "Sweet July" will also appear on the album, as RTL reports via Promiflash. That means the tracklist isn't complete yet, but a first picture is emerging: "Dreamers" seems to wander lyrically between self-reflection, pop anthem, and grown-up stadium sound – exactly what Take That have always done.

The Tour: 31 Concerts, 16 Countries, Two German Dates

In line with the album, Take That are launching the "Dreamers Tour" – their biggest European tour in years, according to Promiflash. A total of 31 concerts in 16 countries are planned, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Spain, Italy, Ireland, and the Netherlands. With that, the Brits include nearly all of Western and Central Europe in their route – a clear signal: the band wants to reach its fanbase no matter where they live.

The tour kicks off on June 3 in Switzerland before wrapping up on July 23 in Germany. When and where exactly the German concerts will take place is still open at the time of the announcement. Experience shows that with Take That, especially the big open-air locations are worth it – the band has reliably delivered for years. As soon as the exact dates are set, we'll summarize them here.

What this means for you

If you've always wanted to see Take That live: 2027 is your chance. With 31 concerts in 16 countries, there's a high probability that there's a date near you – and you no longer have to travel to London. Presales usually start a few days after the album announcement. Anyone wanting to lock down a front-row spot in advance should keep an eye on the official presale and grab tickets immediately if interested – based on experience, the cheapest categories tend to sell out within hours on previous tours.

Anyone wanting to hear the album in advance: the title track "Dreamers" and the single "Feel My Love" are already available. The rest follows on November 20.